Salelologa Sapulu Centre - Group 1

The women will use their loans for the following purposes:

Faimafili Mafi (44, married, 11 children) to purchase a fishing boat, a fishing net, goggles, and a spear for her fish business.

Iutita Smith (28, married) to purchase a sewing machine for her clothing business.

Eseta Salima (29, married, 2 children) to purchase a cooler, a box of cups, pesticides, a bag of sugar, and candy for her ice cake (ice cream) business.

Alofa Tautai Matafai (30, married, 3 children) to purchase timber, iron roofing, and cement to build her barber shop.

Sialia Tagiilima Fiame (59, married, 4 children) to purchase oil, a gas oven, large pots, and plastic cups for her popcorn and clothing businesses.

Fualole Aitu (26, married, 1 child) to purchase concentrate, sugar, plastic cups, candy, and a cooler for her ice cake business.

Faoliu M Stowers (43, single, 2 children) to purchase an oven, flour, sugar, pork, and other items for her pork and bread business.

Panou Monika (47, married, 5 children) to purchase sugar, flour, butter, eggs, yeast, and cement and timber to build her bakery which sells donuts, pork cakes and bread.

About Group Loans
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a group of individuals bound by a group guarantee. Under this arrangement, each member of the group supports one another and is responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members if someone is delinquent or defaults. Learn more